Examples of using A farce in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What a farce.
Jesus Christ, what a farce.
What a farce!
This is truly becoming a farce!
Such a farce, this life.
People also translate
His trial was a farce.
What a farce this whole thing is.
No, not a farce.
What a farce, a joke in bad taste.
It becomes a farce.
Was a farce created by musicians and Hollywood.
That Trial Was A Farce!
A farce is more difficult than a tragedy, say actors, who should know.
It has become a farce.
It would have been a farce if Bradley Manning had been found guilty of aiding the enemy.
That conviction was a farce.
Darktown Strutters is a farce produced by Roger Corman's brother, Gene, and directed by William Witney.
The trial itself was a farce.
Perhaps it would be a farce about two star-crossed lovers, doomed to suffer humorous mistakes of identity and bumbling servants.
Snyder's trial was a farce.
The Gulf Cooperation Council, the European Union andthe United States all dismissed the election as illegitimate and a farce.
There are today large numbers of men andwomen to whom marriage is naught but a farce, but who submit to it for the sake of public opinion.
In South Africa there was a tragedy and here there's a farce.
All these years had been a farce.
Even before Reagan and the Supreme Court stifled it,OSHA was a farce.
The work met with approval, and was followed in the same year by"Le pazziedi Stelladaura e di Zoroastro", a farce full of humour and eccentricity.
The absence of Israeli action in the face of the Palestinian hyper activity makes the political discussion taking place inIsrael on the question of establishing a Palestinian state a farce.
They believe the moon landing was a farce.
You would take, even this, a moment of real human grief,and turn it into a farce.